Images of the upcoming Bharat Stage VI (BS6) compliant Mahindra XUV500 have recently surfaced online. The spy video posted by the YouTube handle Power Stroke, reveals a host different BS6 compliant Mahindra products, including the Bolero pick-up, was spotted undergoing testing, and in their midst, we also get to see a BS6 compliant Mahindra XUV500. This is not the first Mahindra SUV to have been spotted testing for the new emission norms. Early this month we also shared spy photos of the BS6 compliant XUV300 undergoing testing in India, which indicates that Mahindra plans to be ready for the new emission norms very much in advance.
Toyota has released a new teaser of the Glanza where it has mentioned the launch date which is June 6, 2019. The Glanza is one of the three models Toyota will take from Maruti Suzuki as part of its alliance with its Japanese counterpart.
The all-new BMW X5 has been comprehensively updated and what may look subtle on the outside is actually a leap over its predecessor. It's the fourth-generation of what BMW calls a Sports Activity Vehicle (SAV) and is developed on a new platform which underpins a range of BMW models. BMW has launched the new X5 only with a diesel engine and the petrol is expected to follow later this year. Other than the looks, the 2019 BMW X5 also gets a completely new cabin which is laden with comfort features. Here are the five new facts about this SUV.
Hyundai Motor India has announced collaboration with ALD Automotive India to provide its cars on lease. Hyundai aims to make its cars owning experience more economical and is targeting to provide its cars on lease to salaried individuals, working professionals, small and medium enterprises, corporates and public sector. In the first phase, the Korean carmaker has started its operations in Delhi NCR, Mumbai, Chennai, Hyderabad and Bangalore.
Mahindra is planning to introduce an AMT variant even in the Marazzo along with the XUV300 and the spotted model could be the diesel which is powered by the same 1.5-litre engine.
The Hyundai Creta is the king among all the compact SUVs (we are referring to the sales numbers) and the MG Hector which has recently been unveiled will certainly have to battle it out with the Hyundai car in the marketplace. Well, connected car is the buzzword and MG Hector surely has an edge packing ton of features. That said, the Creta had earlier upped the ante in the segment when the facelifted model was launched which brought a couple of first-in-segment features like wireless charging among others. But there is more to compare both of them in terms of specifications. Read on to know where they stand against each other.
BMW has launched the new generation of the X5 in India and prices for the SUV start at Rs. (ex-showroom India). The company has stated that it will launch 12 new models in the country in 2019 and the new-gen X5 is one among them. There are a range of trim levels on offer, namely - PLS ADD - along with the MSport variant too. The price for the new X5 tops out at Rs. (ex-showroom Delhi). Internally codenamed G05, the fourth generation BMW X5 is now based on the CLAR platform that also underpins the 5 Series, 7 Series and the X3 in the automaker's line-up. The SUV is now larger and more feature loaded than its predecessor, while maintaining the sporty characteristic of the older models. The X5 has been a popular seller for BMW in India but the new gen model has become longer, taller and wider compared to its predecessor.
With the launch of the new MG Hector, Morris Garages (MG Motor) India has officially entered the Indian market. We find out where does the new MG Hector stand against its rivals on paper.
